Medaryville High School - Madeiravine Yearbook (Medaryville, IN)

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LA T WILL D TE TAME T We, the class of 1958, being of sound mind and body, and ready to close the doors of Medaryville High School behind us, do hereby bequeath to our schoolmates the following: I, LONNIE ALLEN STEELE, will to Eugene Hughes, my ability to buy Mrs. Kopka one Chunky and eat three myself in her classes and also get good grades by doing itg to Bill Szabo, my ability to be the best in any sport. I, JUDITH LOURE SELMER, will to Lynette Getz, my office of Band Secretary and Treasurer, which allows me to be a band member, but yet only play half of the time. I, ANITA ELAINE WAPPEL, will to Carol Traub, my ability to date different boys and never get serious, fhal. I, BEVERLY ANN PASSMORE, will to my good friend, Judy Stout, my ability to have all of my lessons done and still be able to work at the Drug Store. I, KENNETH JAMES AHLER, will to Dennis Warren, my chair in the trombone section as well as the title of First Trombone and someday my title of Senior. I, HERMAN LEWIS PARISH, will to Nelson Coburn, my ability to run movies for Mr. Tom's class. I, BETTY CATHERINE HEATH, will to Lynette Getz, my ability to be Cheerleader for five years and finish school with no broken bones. I, JAMES GORDON SHIELDS, will to Charles Harper, my ability to get to school before Mr. Windmiller and get his parking spot. I, KAREN MARIE GETZ, will to Linda Anliker, my dignified and cherished seat on our bus: to any student who wants it, my battered and beaten hassoon. 1, JANE ANN BUDD, will to my sister, Judy, my ability to arrive late to school every morning and not get caught. I, GERALD DEAN JOHNSTON, will to Wayne Mayhew, my chair in band: to Nelson Coburn, my answer books. I, JUDITI-I ANN JOHNSTON, will to my sister, Sharon, my most privileged place of being a senior some day and have all my lessons done on time. I, THOMAS KAY McCALLUM, will to Charles Harper, my position on the basketball squad. I, JOHN ROBERT SANDERS, will to Charles Coburn my ability to play on the first five of the basketball team in my sophomore year and warm the bench the other two years. I, ARLOS MARLENE SELMER, will to John Shortz, my dignified title of Senior and all the privileges that go with it. I, DENNIS HAROLD EBERHART, will to David Kroft, my job as student manager. I, CECELIA MARY MIKS, will to my sister, Mary, my page on the Chaos Staff as art editor, and the courage to stand up for her rights. I, VERNON BOB BARNETT, will to Charles Coburn, my position on the basketball squad. I, MELVIN J, GORSKI, will to Eddie Kalecki, my ability to listen to every word in Government and not remember a thing later. I, NILA JO HITZ, will to Susie Allen, my page in the school paperg to Kay Munter, my chair in band. I, PAUL AARON BAILEY, will to Jim Biddle, my ability of being the only person in the first period study hall not to have an assigned seat. I, SARA MARIE DUNN, will to Doris Rosenberg, my ability to stay out late at night and not be sleepy the next day in my classes. I, LESLIE STARR LEWARK, will to Eugene Hughes, my ability to get the highest average citizenship record of the boys. I, BEVERLY JOYCE SMITH, will to Lola Stout, my typewriter and my ability to type without the covers on the keys and without being caught. I, ROBERT D. J. ULICNY, will to Duane Dickinson, my ability to play ping pong. I, FLOYD ALLEN HILTON, will to anyone who is lucky enough to get it, my seat in the corner of the assembly: to Robert Hilton, my dignified conduct.

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